The electrolytes contained in Electrolytes Plus Minerals include sodium, chloride and potassium. When a horse sweats, these three electrolytes are the ones lost at the highest levels.

Zinc, manganese, iron and copper are also included in Electrolytes Plus Minerals. These minerals contribute to overall horse health.

This depends upon the type of horse you are feeding. Feed adult horses and yearlings 1 scoop at each feeding, for a maximum of 2 scoops per day. Feed weanlings ½ scoop at each feeding for a maximum of 1 scoop per day. For heavily exercised or heavily sweating horses feed 1½ scoops at each of two feedings per day or 1 scoop at each of three feedings for a maximum of 3 scoops per day.

ECare Nutritionals Electrolytes Plus Minerals provides horse electrolytes for normal body functions and replenishes electrolytes lost during exercise.

Electrolytes are the minerals crucial to proper cell functioning, and are lost when your horse sweats due to exercise or high temperatures. Even moderate activity can cause sweating and loss of electrolytes. By replacing these equine electrolytes, your horse's performance can be maintained.

Each harvest of Dead Sea Salts is organic in that it is an earth product, not a lab product. Therefore, as with vitamin and antioxidant levels in natural vegetables and fruits, the mineral content of Dead Sea Salts will vary somewhat from harvest to harvest.

Time tested and proven to be effective and highly bioavailable, Formula IV and Formula IV Plus were developed as multi-factor whole food supplements, with Tre-en-en Grain Concentrates, to support optimal cellular nutrition. These GNLD exclusives have remained unchanged.

The Essential Minerals are in trace amounts, and the amounts for each minerals is proprietary information. There are 956mg of Vemma's ionic mineral blend in one ounce. Vemma's Essential Minerals represent the best that nature has to offer; including approximately 65 different plant sourced minerals in an ionic solution. The body utilizes ionic minerals better than other mineral supplements.

While the body can manufacture a few vitamins, it cannot manufacture a single mineral. Minerals are constituents of bones, teeth, soft tissue, muscle, blood and nerve cells. Nutritionally, minerals are grouped into two categories: bulk or essential minerals (also called macro minerals) and trace minerals (also called micro minerals).

A-The best source of minerals is in the foods we eat. 95% of the minerals our bodies absorb, come from the foods we eat, not the water we drink. Multi-mineral supplements, available at any vitamin store, are also a far better source of beneficial minerals than water. It's not worth polluting our bodies with all the other harmful ingredients to get a minimal amount of minerals found in water.

The short answer is "yes". In the processed and "fast" foods widely consumed today, not only minerals are lacking but also vitamins, essential fatty acids, amino acids and trace elements. Fortunately, these are widely available as supplements. Lifestyle and environmental hazards also have an effect on the requirement for essential minerals. By taking the tissue salts we even improve the capacity of the organism to absorb the essential substances from food.

Electrolytes are the blood minerals that make up the pH balance of the blood and the electrical potential of the body. Without electrolytes, the body is like a car without a battery - it just cannot get started. Electrolytes for the most part are NOT stored, apart from salt and calcium, and you don't want to use your stores of bone for blood calcium as that can lead to osteoperosis and kidney stones. So electrolytes MUST come from the diet.

Electrolytes are salts in the body that conduct electricity and are found in the body, fluid, tissue and blood. Examples are calcium, magnesium, sodium and potassium. Sodium is concentrated in the extracellular fluid between tissue cells and potassium is concentrated in the intracellular fluid within the blood vessels. Proper balance is essential for muscle coordination, heart function, fluid absorption and excretion, nerve function and concentration.

Electrolytes give your body the electrical support necessary for your heart, muscles, and nervous system to work properly. Poor diet, climate, illness, stress, medications and other activities all rob your body of these essential electrolytes; sodium, potassium, calcium, magnesium, chloride, bicarbonate, phosphorus, and sulfur. Trying to replace electrolytes with sports drinks will generally be unsuccessful as most drinks provide a high concentration of carbohydrates; not electrolytes.

Yes – It is possible that the mineral ownership may be different than surface ownership. A deed/title search may be necessary for one to determine who actually owns the minerals under a piece of property.